Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin is in critical condition after collapsing on the field during Monday night’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the Bills say.

Tonight the Family of Buffalo Bill's Safety Jamar Hamlin is thanking First Responders medical workers and Well-wishers right now the 24 year old Remains in critical condition his heart Stopped after making a tackle in last Night's game and tonight we have Team Coverage on what went wrong and how the Quick action from Team trainers may have Saved his life let's begin with CBS 2's Charlie Demar reporting live outside the Cincinnati hospital where Demar Hamlin Is being treated now Charlie And Joe and Erica just moments ago we Spoke to Demar Hamlin's Uncle who said He was watching the game from Pittsburgh With family and felt helpless as he Watched his nephew lying there on the Field as First Responders tried Reviving Him right there he says that his heart Stopped twice that is what they are Being told by doctors here some of our Conversation Right now they're just trying to get him To breathe better Um he's on a ventilator to help him with Breathing and um they're trying to get His lungs back to full strength um he Was like on a hundred percent Um being assisted by the ventilators Yesterday and um he's approved I believe Up to 50 so that's definitely upward Trend and we're thankful for that Um I really believe like you know the

Power of prayers and Again that was Dorian Glenn Demar Hamlin's Uncle along with family who of Course is surrounding uh Hamlin here at The hospital there were a number of fans Both Cincinnati Bengals fans and Buffalo Bills fans who have been outside the Hospital to show their support and Waiting for any update

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The Chicago sports scene has a long and colorful history, but it has been a few decades since the city saw its last championship football game. As the Chicago Bulls and Bears continue to compete for the city’s sporting hearts and minds, fans have no shortage of reasons to cheer on the squad.

The Chicago sports scene is no longer a fad. Thanks in no small part to the Cubs and the Bulls, Chicago has a healthy dose of athletic culture. For example, the aforementioned reoccurring partnerships between the two teams have provided financial support for some of the city’s most promising young athletes. On top of that, the Chicago Blackhawks have been toting the Stanley Cup for well over a decade. This year, the team’s swag is on display at the upcoming Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Aside from the aforementioned teams, the city also boasts a healthy population of aspiring basketball players, hockey fans and football enthusiasts. It’s not surprising that the city has topped lists of best cities to live in and play in for years. And while the sports industry may be small fry in comparison to the likes of LA or New York, Chicago fans have a large say in the matter. They have been dubbed the city’s most diehard sports fans, a title they proudly take home in the prestigious Sports City of the Year award. In fact, the city has been named the Best Sports City of the Year for two straight years.